Duty Rota for July 2012
If you wish to be included on the July 2012 duty rota there is only the March exam dates left.
Click onto ‘Book this Qualification’ to download the booking form.
The CDS 12 form needs to be completed and sent to the DSCC by the 14th May 2012.
Who should take the Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme?
If you are a solicitor or a barrister and you wish to conduct duty solicitor work, to be included on the duty solicitor scheme for Police Stations and Magistrates’ Courts you are required by the LSC to successfully undertake the Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme.
What’s involved?
Step 1 - Register with CLT by completing our registration form.
Step 2 - Complete the Police Station Qualification (PSQ), or the Police Station Representatives Accreditation Scheme. - Assessment 1 - The PSQ Portfolio
- Assessment 2 - The Critical Incidents Test (CIT)
Step 3 - Complete the Magistrates’ Court Qualification (MCQ) - Assessment 1 - The MCQ Portfolio
- Assessment 2 - The Interview and Advocacy Test (IAA)
Step 4 - After successful completion of steps 2 and 3, you may apply to the SRA for Stage 1 membership of CLAS
Step 5 - Once in receipt of Stage 1 membership you may if you wish apply to an LSC regional office for inclusion on one or more duty solicitor schemes
CLT provide you with everything you need to pass the accreditation scheme:
- CLT were one of the first organisations to offer CLAS training and testing, and we remain the best
- Training and assessments delivered nationally throughout the year including 6 portfolio submission dates
- Exam results - now despatched within 30 working days
- Flexible learning methods including online training for PSQ
- The opportunity to take a mock CIT on the PSQ and receive feedback
- Training materials devised and prepared by duty solicitors
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